Does the 24.04.-2.0 update already include the Mir server update (to 2.x)? If so, I'd be interested to know whether the entire screen is touch-responsive in landscape mode when using uWolf or other XWayland apps. This likely relates to this bug: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/lomiri/-/merge_requests/207 Unfortunately, I can’t test it myself right now because I don’t have a device on hand to install the update on...

@adorsaz said: Thanks for this application, I miss a good XMPP client on Ubuntu Touch (Kaidan seems to not support MUC and MAM with my XMPP provider). I've seen on the repository there's a CLAUDE.md file and I'm a bit scared of vibe coded applications. Are you using Claude to fully write the application or are you using it as an assistant but still create source code yourself ? It is not vibe coded. LLMs were/are used to do most of the boring mechanical work that I can't be arsed to poke around for an hour changing, like changing qt method parameters and call-sites everywhere. The architecture of the app itself is loosely based on Indra (internal Actix event stream-esque actor handling magic).

If I'm not mistaken eventually Ubuntu Touch will show the keyboard for those apps, but some core components needs upgrading / reworking, and its a working in progress

A new Alpha is out: Download here: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/releases Github mirror: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/releases Changelog: Render and allow saving contact array messages (the ones when you send 2 or more contacts in the same message) Allow sending reactions. Open the reaction page and you'll see reaction emojis in the bottom Allow archiving chats locally, so they don't appear in the main page Render unsupported messages, so you know they arrived. In terms of message support, there's no plans to support further message types, most of the remaining ones are business oriented and very specific like pools and broadcast messages. Add infrastructure to support translations Progress torwards beta: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/milestone/1

@nomadster Atleast it is good to know the porter is pretty active, and i have seen some news on possible solutions for the current issues they are facing with the root sizing issues... so fingers crossed that they can fix it, once they are able to ... there is some promising updates on the horizon If you find difficulties installing and configurating the "hacks" or "tuning" mentioned by @keneda, dont hesitate to ask! oh and welcome!

@PierreM As-tu envisagé un Fairphone 5, l'un des téléphones les mieux supportés actuellement ? PS : pour le moment, le vowifi n'est pas encore supporté sur Ubuntu Touch. Et petite précision, UBPorts c'est la fondation qui s'occupe du développement d'Ubuntu Touch, qui lui est le système d'exploitation que tu as installé.

Another problem: with Openstore 4.0, the store app fails to start. After adding the following libraries back from a previous installation, it starts again: phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/opt/click.ubuntu.com/openstore.openstore-team/current/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu$ ls ~/Downloads/suppstore libicudata.so.74 libicudata.so.74.2 libicuuc.so.74 libicuuc.so.74.2 libxml2.so.2 libxml2.so.2.9.14

@UBportsNews That's great, thank you so much!

@pparent ok, je vais essayer. Mais je rentres que Dimanche chez moi. Je ferai un retour.

@CyBerT Perhaps some Waydroid logs would be useful at this point?

@brenno.almeida said: @projectmoon @amaurydbz we just got the patches released in original Futify. Would you mind checking if the updated store version works for you? Thanks I'm still logged in to regular Futify from long ago. I played a song this morning and it worked. But then I did a search for a playlist, and played it. But it would go through each song for 2 seconds, without actually buffering or playing it.

@linl OK, it seems there are problems, meaning restrictions from maybe your country (or maybe USA, or both, I don't know where the download servers are hosted), that can prevent installer to download properly. Another topic is already opened about this problem. https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12174/mirrors-for-users-in-russia/21?page=2 I'll merge yours with it. Please be patient, the issue is already known, but UBPorts team don't have much ressources (in any kind) to react like gafams can (but may not), and this may need a new version of installer, servers, mirrors, or whatever. Feel free to read thread and continue here, and maybe go to the russian telegram UBPorts help channel mentioned in previous post.

@KoJans said: Does that mean that I also have to install the fastboot package on my PC? yes sudo apt install fastboot if you use a Debian like distro.

@Ida_ Thank you very much! Unfortunately, at the moment, this does not help me understand what happens on 24.04-2.x

@PhAndersson I have just switched my phone back to 24.04-1.3 and obex is definitely started automatically.

@Vlad-Nirky No, the quota limit is the number of unlocking request per day that Xiaomi approves. I read somewhere that it was set to 2000 requests per day. It seems that millions of people are waiting till midnight in Beijing, because the limit is reached instantaneously. However, according to what is written in the Xiaomi community app this procedure, and hence the limit, is for devices running HyperOS. In my case I am running MIUI12. EDIT: I read contradictory info about the number of devices one can unlock, but this is the first and only one I want to unlock.

@dl8aax said: @Vlad-Nirky said: Could you give some more details about the database to be backed up? Which application is it for? I'm creating the database with: var db = LocalStorage.openDatabaseSync("MienImmen", "1.0", "", 1000000); Because there's also important data, I want to back up the database and import it to my PC. Swapping the database is less error-prone than exporting and importing individual tables. There are approximately 40 tables. App databases are stored under the app namespace, e.g if your app is called "abd.xyz", you should either find it in ~/.local/share/abd.xyz or under ./config/abd.xyz

@gpatel-fr phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ uname -r 5.4.289-qgki-gcfce8884187a

@skipperkeith hello again, i have successfully installed waydroid: i installed waydroid helper from the openstore selected 'install waydroid' this time the download finished without incident (my earlier failures might have resulted from my mobile data hotspot's variable moods) messages were obvious and showed success but... once installed and opened in landscape mode, the screen was oddly divided and flashed the word 'waydroid' in a corner. not functional at all. finally... restarting the tablet in portrait mode, waydroid loaded, with the good old lineage boot graphics, and my ubuntu touch tablet became an android 'phone.' i'm typing this within duckduckgo browser (from aurora store) installed in lineage os running android14 in waydroid on the ex-android11 lenovo tablet, with its new base os - ubuntu touch - only a swipe away. brilliant! so far, performance is pretty good! even the windy (weather) app, with its impressive graphic displays, is perfectly usable. duckduckgo now syncs itself with my mac and android versions. great things seem possible, but i won't rush to load it up with apps like a new 'phone.' i'm impressed! waydroid helper is only one method of installing waydroid, but is also useful for stopping a waydroid session, and more. here's hoping my experience at least encourages you, and maybe others too. cheers, KJU